Question

what does the acronym p.e.e.l. stand for in essay writing?
o purpose, example, end, learn
o point, evidence, elaboration, link
o paragraph, essay, examine, log
question 2
1 pts
which part of the peel structure provides facts, statistics, quotes, or examples from the passage set to back up the paragraphs main idea?
o point (p)
o link (l)

Explanation:

In essay writing, P.E.E.L. is a common structure. "Point" is the main idea of a paragraph. "Evidence" provides facts, statistics, quotes, or examples to support the point. "Elaboration" explains the evidence and its connection to the point. "Link" connects the paragraph to the overall essay or the next paragraph.

For the second question, in the PEEL structure, the part that provides facts, statistics, quotes, or examples from the passage to back up the paragraph's main idea is "Evidence". But since the options given in the second question are "Point (P)" and "Link (L)", and based on the PEEL structure knowledge (where evidence is the part for such support but if we assume a mis - optioning and considering the first question's correct answer of P.E.E.L. = Point, Evidence, Elaboration, Link), and among the given options for the second question, if we consider the first level of the structure (even with a possible option error), we can still analyze.

Answer:

For the first question: Point, Evidence, Elaboration, Link.
For the second question: None of the given options (Point (P) and Link (L)) is correct as per the standard PEEL structure. But if we assume a wrong - option scenario and consider the first element of the structure (if mis - labeled), it's still incorrect. However, if we follow the strict option - based answer (even with the knowledge that the options are not comprehensive), there is no correct answer among the given ones for the second question. But if we consider the first question's correct P.E.E.L. expansion, the first question's answer is "Point, Evidence, Elaboration, Link".